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 1   1,  14 |     his brother whom he has seen, cannot love God whom he
 2   1,  14 |    love God whom he has not seen" (Jn 4:20). The Evangelist
 3   1,  26 | rules of behaviour. This is seen in their Letters, which
 4   2,  40 |     law. Indeed, as we have seen, the natural law "is nothing
 5   2,  46 |  the Reformation, as can be seen from the teaching of the
 6   2,  46 |   in other words "culture", seen as the product and result
 7   2,  52 |  New Testaments. As we have seen, Jesus himself reaffirms
 8   2,  69 |         69. As we have just seen, reflection on the fundamental
 9   2,  70 |  said today — against God", seen either as an explicit and
10   3,  95 |   acts, is not infrequently seen as the sign of an intolerable
11   3,  99 |     sphere. This is clearly seen in the Church's social teaching —
12   3,  101|    when many countries have seen the fall of ideologies which
13   3,  105| being abandoned or in being seen, because when we are seen,
14   3,  105|   seen, because when we are seen, we offend you. Still, we
15   3,  110|    said for moral theology, seen in its specific nature as
16   3,  113|  Church's Pastors cannot be seen as a legitimate expression